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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
TIE HEALTH COMMITTEE.
4 Building to be Put up tor the Crematory
Keeper.

4 Building To be Put up tor the Crematory
Keeper.
The Council Committee on Health met
at the City Hall last evening and passed
bills aggrcgatiug Sl32.T5.
Crematory Keeper Serig appeared before
the committee and made plea fora small
wooden building about lONlO feet in size
for his shelter and convenience. lie sail
the thermometer showed a temperature Of
from l2O' To- no in the iron building and
il was simply impossible to remain in IT.,
and in case of storm like the one of ycster-
dav evening he had to remain inside and
endure the terrible heat, or 20 outside and
be drowned There ought also to he a
shelter OF. some kind for the proposed tele-
phone and 10 keep tools, and Mr.. Serig
| thought so or $50 would put up some
thing which would answer the purpose.
Mr.. Serig was instructed to make enQuir-
les, and If he can have 4 suitable house
put up for $50 to 20 aheald; # not, to re-
port to the committee.
Mr.. Sprig reported that during the month
he had burned 500 barrels OF night soil,
loads from ash vaults l2S loads of gar
hlge. - loads of miscellaneous stuff one
horse, five dogs aud some other otlal
The ash vaulIquesiiOu was again brought
up, there being complaints that there was
no proper place to dispose OF the stuff
Health Officer Reed stated that the con
tents OF the vaults had been for 0 time
dumped ON the Steenrod farm, near Mt.
De Chantal. but there had been such an
amount of complaint from Mt. De Chan
tai and other places that the practice Of
dumping on the surface of the ground had
TO he stopped Now bitches were being
dug and the stuff buried, and there had
been no complaint under this system. The
Doctor stated that the furnace was running
To its full capacity on garbage and night
soil. and II was hopeless to expect tn dis
pose of the contents OF ash vaults, even if
il were possible to reduce the ashes, which
composed q large percentage OF the stuff
There was nothing done, however, much
To the disgust of one OF two members Of
the committee, who say they will intro
duce the matter into Council one week
from tonight.
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NOTES


II WAS whispered in some circles that the
Wheeling management was afraid that
Kimbcr would be knocked out and placed
Dnun on first to relieve him in case such an
event should occur. tOitmbUS .joWnU.
Kimber isn't the kind that gets knocked
out. He hasn't experienced that yet with
the Wheeling team.
Parson Nicholson is great grand stand
playcr, vet his work is so fine that his
iookiug.at-me styles pardonahle.-CO'"m'
br, Journal Who'd have chunk any
one would say this Of our "Parson?'
No more "hard luck" players need ap-
ply for positions in the Itnesvil!e club.
The management are expecting some
good luck players in the near future.
IrRc>rWc Signdl
Wheeling was wild with enthusiasm last
night. While the game was being re-
ceived there yesterday at the western
Union office, the rooms were packed and Il
crowd of 200 were waiting outside larry
boiling over with enthusiasm. -lkron Btd-
rou. Must have been miSintOrmed, Mr..
Beacon Wheeling doesn't get her news at
the Western Union. We are rich enough
10 have two base ball exchanges.
Jack Crogun is the greatest COaChcr IN
the League, and no more gentlemanly
player ever stepped on the field. The
Wheeling team, aS whole, have canned
the title of the most popular club Ill the
League. -- CoiuubUS jOmHW We extend
the clubs thanks.
Work on the new League ground in Can
ton is progressing rapidly The fence is IL
biraiIlir Two sides are $50 feet each IN
length, and the other two sides 500 feet
making the total length of the fence l,62O
feet. On the front side, facing
Tuscarawas street, the fence is 10
feet high aud eight feet on the other two
sides. The grand stand will be erected IN
the southeast corner, while the ball viii
he knocked northwest during games. lu
grading the grounds they will be made %
level rs a floor.
The Laplanders of the Fifth ward, and
the Lilacs, of Caldwells run, played Il
game of ball on the latt-r's grounds on
Sunday, which resulted in score OF 10 to
10 in favor of the Lilacs. john Strobe
umpired the game.
Wheeling was not satisfied with beating
Akron 80 terribly, but it even seemed - il
they wanted to disable them rs well, and
how they did kick -Akr0R Beacon Now,
you dom really mean to say Wheeling
kicked 1t must have been Akron.
Stencil is wonderful catcher. Some
of his stops are phenomeunl.-AkrOH Bca-
con.
What is wrong with our dandy, big first
baseman: Bell hasn't played the last two
games.
The Sigaai in display head says there
are NO brass bands now to meet the
Evansville club" This is sad.
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IN \ SMALL WAE.
The Ssws OF tho Day PIint"dry Para
graphed for HsstY Readers.

The Saws OF the Day P0tntsdiy Para
grsphed for Hssty Readers.
THERE were twelve cases before His
Honor yesterday morning.
FuuR deeds Of trust were admitted to
record Yesterday in Clerk Hooks office.
THE duplicate dynamo for the Electric
Light Company arrived at the t.. " .. de
pot yesterday.
THERE was \ lively fight at the corner
OF Twelfth and Market street yesterday
evening. Officers Dunlap and Watson
made the arrests.
ALBERT OLIVER, an employee of 4. j..
Sweeney * Son, was seized with cramps
about | o'clock Yesterday afternoon, and
was in a serious condition for time.
TIE Board OF Public Works contractor
was ready to commence setting curhs on
Twenty.iOurth street yesterday morning,
but the rainy weather OF Sunday evening
fllled the bitches with water.
c. W. KEEYTEE, the popular produce
dealer of the E9st End, came out with q
new wagon yesterday, which certainly il
u beauty. 1t is of new design and dit
lerent from any in the city.
ONE OF the balloons sent up from the
Fair Ground last night alighted ut the
corner OF Zane street and Broadway, where
it created a good deal OF fun, II being sent
up twice before il was destroyed
4 BOAT HOUSE occupied by a Mrs,
Hearth. situate mt the mouth of Caldwell's
run. took fire about 1870 o'clock this
morning, and was entirely consumed, with
its contents. The ire is supposed to have
been of inceudiary origin.
JAMES T.. Dyson, the efficient gas in
spector of the City Gas Works, he's resigl-
I'd to accept similar position with the
Natural Gas Co. of West Va, the position
formerly occupied by Mr. Mccarthy. The
Board will not elect new Inspector for
several weeks.
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NIarrirh at tine McI.mre.

An impromptu wedding occurred in the
Mcclure House parlorS lest evening, the
contracting parties being Mr.. +. f. Horrcll
of .Tohustown, Pa, and Miss Ida Paden OF
of Bradensburg, Pa. Rev X. L. SwOpe
olliciatrd, aud the happy couple were made
one in the presence Of the proprietors OF the
hotel and their wives and number OF the
lady guests. At the conclusion Of the cere-
monv an informal reception was held
and congratulations were rendered the
happy groom and bIushing bride They
remained, over in the city until to-day.
This is the first wedding in the Mcclure
under the new management.
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MRS. KEAGGIE RECALLED.

| saw the blinds OF the kitchen window
from the outside on Tuesday morning; have
been there one evening before and "iw Mrs.
Baker liking up the kitchen window about
az it was that morning; she used IN apron,
a towel and some other things. This was
when Georgia BcwlcS was on her death.
bed she complained of Eliza being out 50
long, and her mother told her that she had
all the work to do fixing up the windows.
| was on intimate terms with the family
and visited them frequently.
Cross examination never heard any
one tall; particularly about the windows
being darkened. Her mother SAID Ia
Georgia: Eliza has not got over her old
habit of darkening the windows when she
had anything t1.dO in the kitchen at night.
If she had nothing TO do she would not
darkrn the windows, suppose. y ! never
knew Mrs Baker To get the lambrequIn
down and put up nice white shawl over
the top of the window. Mrs. Baker dark
ened them about : o'clock i'll the even
ing. This was on the Friday
night before Mrs. Bowles died.
| was in TO look at Mr.. Baker last week.
Mrs. O'TOOle was with me. We bad 10
talk with him then nor ever did in my life,
| wish that distinctly understood by every
one in this house. ! never told any one
but the lawyers for the defense ahOnt the
blinds | have not told them the particu-
lars vet, nor YOU either nor anybody else,
nor don't intend to.
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What tho "rarson" Says.

Special TI,grua 10 Tie RcyiSer.
CoLUNHuS, o, August 1.-The small
est crowd that hps ever been to see game
here, saw the one to-day. 1t was good
game, and Wheeling won in the third in
ming when they made five runs. The boys
all feel pretty good after taking two games
from Columbus, and think they Will take
all three Dunn pitched "A line game,
only eight hits being made of him. The
boys all say that Justice has some sense
in hisremarks in Saturdays paper, a. any
one who knows the boys will say they
play to win, and they are playing 50 now.
Bailey plays good game i'll the field,
Wcstlake's catching and throwing were
great Hope to see you all soon.
II. G.. NICHOLSON.
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r. c. Nicholson, Esq, Manager WhcciRg
Base BaH Ciub:
DEAR SIR send you daily papers, to-
day, which but teebly express the gen
eril sentiment of the public in reference to
our team. What | most desire j. 4 reply
10 the following questions for publication;
DO YOU know or believe that any wing
or faction exists in our team, whereby one
set may he arrayed, one against the other
in team work? Aud do you know that the
team. or part of same, will only play ball
when Dunn is in the box. Read the pa
pers send you carefully, lB. b. news, IS
marked, and send me your reply at once,
for publication. must confess that the
feeling here il very much against the club
Yours respectfully,
OSCAR SEELEY,
President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
The Gas Trustees.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Gas
Trustees W., held yesterday, and besides
the routine business transacted the Board
decided to purchase Pelouze X Audouin
condenser, at Il cost OF from 81 600 to ,2uO.
This machine separates the gas and tar be
fore it enters the wpsher, and thus saves q
great deal OF wear and tear on the latter
machine, which, ii used much longer Is at
present, will wear out. aud p7 the one at
g:rs works cost considerable amount OF
money the saving in wear and tear by the
use OF the condenser will he considerable.
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! EsTEEDAY's BALL GAMES.

Wheeling Again Defeats Columhus-oiher
Games.
When the good news came in yesterday
that Wheeling had again defeated the
Columbus team on their own grounds, II
was received with shouts aud everybody
seemed to appreciate the fact that the Ma
rooms have struck their old time igait and
are playing ball that is ball, and
there il 10 doubt about the fact
that they kin if anyone kin, they kin. -
If the boys win to-day's game they will
have won nine and lost nine on their trip,
which is pretty well considering. We are
now third in the race, with good pros
poets OF getting even closer to the top.
The game will be found below.
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being covered with Il coating ofmud. she
vii. probably he compelled to leave the
house. which has become very damp from
the overflow.
The basement floor OF the new 81.
AIph,nSus church was covered with sev-
cral inches OF water, hut it did no damage;
On the Island the cellar of Williams
drug store on the corner OF Zane ana
broadway was pretty well filled WIN
water and n considerable amount OF goods
were damaged Iukens' grocery store ais"
~, a dose The cellar ut Pollock.S Hour
mill WIS flooded the first time since ii was
established twenty-five years ago.
Several residences on Eleventh an"
Twelfth streets and number IN otheI
parts Of the city also had their cellars hIIed
with water.
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\ BOUT THE CITY.
Lnstlce ArkIe,. Court.

Poodle" Price was arraigned before
Justice George Ankle yesterday evening on
the charge Of burglarizing the Junk shop
of W. NJ Clemens on July u. lie was
committed in default of $500 for court.
Henry Brooks was before the same JUS
,ice on a charge of assault and battery,
preferred by o. Z. Miller. The defendant
got - and costs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made August !, lSS7, by Isaac
Irwin to Adalue c. Irwin for the south
half Ut lot No. 1871. on the east side of
Chapline street, in the Filth ward consid-
Grafton -, 500
Decd made March 9, lS~1, by Harrison
II. Dunlevy to Margarc; J. Dunlevy for q
piece OF ground on the west side OF Main
street, in the First ward; consideration
81 600
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Pittsburr and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 5th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
ttce. the Il. 4 .. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate Of $3.50, and to
Washington, Pa, and return At Sl.OO.
Trains leave At ; and s:l0a. m, returning
AT : and IL 10 p. N.
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THE REUNION.
4 List OF Prominent Veterans who Have
Promised to Coue.

4 List OF Prominent Veterans who Have
Promised to Come.
The following distinguished soldiers
have agniied their intention of being
present at the coming Reunion General
John C. Black, United States Commission
er of Pensions; General K. Z. Kennedy,
BelleiOntaine, Ohio; Ex-Lieut, Governor
Richards, of SteubenNile; Col. W. A..
Walden, Of Columbus; Col Thomas NJ.
Bayne, of Pittsburg; Col. r. F. Lang, OF
Baltimore; Captain John Craig, of
Jacksonville, Indiana; Major A. F..
Montooth, of Pittsburg; General r.
T.. Fleming, of FairmOnt; Hon.
JOIN. W. Mason, of Grafton; Col. d. H..
johnson, of Long Reach, W. Va Gen W.
II. H. Flick, of Martusburg; Capt. John
q. Winship, of Cleveland Col. NJ. $. Quay,
of Beaver: Major William Mckinley, OF
Canton. O; General w. II. Gibson, of
Tifin, O.; Gen, w II. Bowel, of Bellville,
ILL.,; John W. Oy-rturi, of Portsmouth, o. ;
General K. B Hayes, OF Fremont, %. 4;
Gen. +. F. Kelly, OF Washington, d. c. /;
General W. S Rosecrans, of Washington;
General w. II. Enochs, General II. F.
Deval, General Van II. Bukey, General
Arson G. McCoOk, Of Sew lork; General
Nathan Goti, and Capt. n K. Warwick, of
Cincinnati.
Governors Wilson, Foraker, of Ohio and
Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, are expected as
guests OF the Society.
4 movement is on foot u have reunion
of Gen. AverillS cavalry command at
Pittsburg August 2&d, and it is expected
the General with many comrades of his di-
vision will be in this city the remaining
days OF the reunion.
The Executive ComEittoe had a meet
ing last night, but nothing of public inter
est was transacted
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The little four -yeT-old son OF Mr.. Ioha
Welch, OF Fairmont, Is lying III very pre-
Carton, condition at the home OF his par
ents in this vicinity from the effects OF
accidentally drinking a small qnantity Of
concentrated I've some five or six weeks
ago.
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DIED.

HAMMER ON sunday, July ", NJ NJ;
y days
Funeral this Tuesday morning at 7.@o a. M
from the residence of his mother. 40 sixteenth
stree, Requiem mass at It Alphon>us Church
Ipiermcnt at NJ. Calvary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

Earned runs, Columbus /, Wheeling |;
left on bases, Columbus ), Wheeling :;
two-hase hit', Kingsley, Higgins, Baker
three-baSe hits, Nichols; base on balls, by
Dale >, Dunn |; struck out. by Dale /,
time OF game, 40; umpire, Bauer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

W. B. Brooks, the popular pit boss at
CASTOR mines, swallowed two pieces or
fragments OF glass while eating Jelly from
a glass jar on last Tuesday, and for some
time the grayest fears were felt for his
life.
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Badly Defeated,

SgrciG, Telegram 10 he Register
KALAMAZOO, Mich, August l.-Kala-
mazOO had tO-day's game won after the
first ball WAS pitched, which was for a
home run by OttersOn. Osborne was hit
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ALEXANDER SMITH
WIN. BAKER, SR.

reside at Cross Creek village; the de
PENDANT is my son; he came to my house
on the evening of May 9th; his son came II
with him carrying his satchel; the prisoner
resided at my house that night and lett
early in the morning; | walked him up fol
breakfast myself; he usually started home
mt that time when he was there; | could
not notice anything strange III his conduct
he came up from the store about nine
o'clock carrying bundle which he put
into an empty satchel that he had with
him; he made some arrangements about his
household goods, stating that he wanted
his son to get some OF them; my wlie'S
health is at present very poor; she WAS I'M
able to be here ~ witness.
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How They Did II.

Sp,riai Tylrgrpm Ia N, Register.
COLJMUUs, August 1.-The Wheeling
club won a very good game from Column
bus to-day. There was not much batting
or base running. Both Dale and Dunn
pitched good games. The score is ~ fol
lows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

VIII open Wednesday, August 81, and
continue ten DAYS Trains Will leave the
b. n O. depot for the Camp Ground sta
fiou al 5.%I and $50 q. tn. and at 1901,
$40. G.lu and sen p. M. Returning will
leave Camp station at G.i5aud 80 u. m,
and 40 I2.Iu. 800, G.i5 and 1880 p. m.
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THE MURDER TRIAL.
ICoufinucd from First Page.

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how much money was paid; he said he was
70 have the article ready on Friday; ana
this had something to DO with the muir
der, he described them, hut do not re-
member much about it; did not see Mr..
Knox about. hut noticed Baker soaring
thr'chickrns away from the buggy; Baker
said that this question had something to
Il, with the murder done yesterday or
now Monday; ON Tuesday afternoon !
passed there but do not remember OF seeing
Baker about that day.
DIR. J. 7. M'CARROLL,
of Eldersville testified. | saw Baker on
the morning of May 10th at Hanlin's
station: there was nothing unusual about
his manner; have known the prisoner
since we were boys.
ALEXANDER SMITH
said: reside ut Eldersvi!le, Penn. was
member of the school board during the
OF lS-6; Baker was our teacher; ne quit Oh
October list; Baker sent his resignation
10 me on Monday, October Ith; Marcel
lus Baker collected his fathers wages from
me on Saturday; paid him forty dollars.
MR.. M'MANNIsS.
lam telegraph operator at Hanlin'S Station;
saw Baker at the station on May 9lN ana
10th: did not see anything unusual about
his manner: on the evening OF Monday he
ask ed me for gum coat or umbrella; on
Tuesday morning he got brush OF me and
brushed his clothes.
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Bass Pale India Ale Imported on
draught ut the Phoenix Saloon, No ~
Twelfth street This Is the finest hot
weather drink to be- had anywhere.
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mn KusEliEKRN.

wps at the Cove May Il; Baker and |
were sittingin buggy when,he was called
before the inquest; he got out deliberately;
they went toward the school house.
CrOss-eXaminatiOn- am not surcas to
the time of day; think it was the after
noon. Campbell said to him: You are
wanted; | am not sure whether it was ihe
first summons to him or not do not know
whether it was Tuesday or Wednesday, it
was on the day he was brought to New
Cumberland.
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testified: | was down to the McWha
property with the jury. | looked in the
wood box and saw some wood and paper
in it.
The defense introduced in evidence the
papers found under the fence i'll the Lee
Lat
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Tho Columbus sanSerrsst .
CnIININrs, u, August I.

The following Telegram tells Of the
musicol time the Arion Is having at Co
lumbuS
CoLlEUs, o., August l.
sps.ia. T.lcgram 10 ~ Rsgid,r.
The Sacngertest thus far has been a
great success. The three concerts Were
all we'll attended and the music rendered
was excellent The ATion has fine quar-
tiers at the American house. The social
parts ct the test commence tonight.
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We, the undersigned, say that the report
that we are not supported by the club
when We are in the box, and thereby the
games are lost, is entirely false, ana our
games are lost by the hardest kind OF luck.
Signed SAMrEL >. KINDER
w. &. SULLIVAN.
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am a graduate of Columbus Medical
College. Have been practlcius at Empire.
The period of death cannot be determined
with any accuracy, either from the rigol
mortis or coagulation of blood upon 4
body.
The defense announced that they rested
their case in chief here, aud the prosecu
ton opened in rebuttll.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

A Short and Unimportant Session Held
Yesterday.
The Board Of County Commissioners met
in regular monthly session Yesterday morn
ing, all the G"emners Deing present except
Commissioner Nichols, who is i'll. No bust
ness of special importance was transacted,
the Board combining itsef TO routine mat
tiers Of 40 special Importance. The follow.
ing committee bills were read and ordered
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RANnnLru Gn.MnRE.

know Samuel Ralston; had a talk with
him at Holiday = Cove; he SAID that now
the jury waS empaueled he would bet one
hundred dollars that Baker would not he
convicted and the jury would disagree;
mind mean this jury; he accompanied
this remark with amOtiOn to his pocket
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We, the undersigned, do affirm that the
report that we will not support any
pitcher except Dunn in the box, and at
times do not, or will not, play honest, Is
absolutely false in every particular.
Signed
JONI f. DUNN, JOIN !. CRuUAN,
SAM 4. NICHuL, Sol WHITE,
JACK Stencil, Il. SPEIuEL,
WM BAILEY. ROBT WESrLAEE,
FRANK BELL, w. T.. SULLIVAN,
SAM'LJ j. KIMEER, R0Er. SMuRrHWAIfE'
L L NICMOI.snN
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DON BAKER.

| lived in Cross Creek last May; my
father came there one evening Just beior,
he was arrested; ] met him back of the
school house and carried his satchci to the
bnuy.
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T.. 4. NICHOISuN'S REPLY.
AKRON, July 80, ~
OSCAR SEELEH,
President.
NJ. oscar Seclcy.

AKRON, July 80, ~.
Dr.. oscar Srclcy:
DEAR SIR.-YOurS of the 29th at hand,
and contents noted. Am sorry that the PEG
pie have taken such a view Of our ball
playing, and can only say that there l.
not one word OF truth in what the papers
say. And rs for Mallory, what he says Is
lie from the whole cloth, | have just
had the paper signed by all Of our players,
and they were very much surprised to see
what they had to sign The papers SAY
there is jealousy in the club; if they know
of any such feeling it is more than ! have
seen since Joined the club.
1t may look veryfuspicous, but there is
nothing in it, aud you may say for me that
the BOYS will have something TO say when
they get home, or at least il they see Nal
lOry
Elsewhere you will find the document
with our signatures attached.
Respectfully, &c,
T. c. NICHOLSON,
Manager Wheeling Club.
0.TheSe are the papers / sent tor signature, 1t
thu. truth would warrant Sume.-~EELEl.